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Survey of NH 3 Production in OptiMICE (OM) and double-size M.I.C.E. cages

Survey of NH 3 Production in OptiMICE (OM) and double-size M.I.C.E. cages. We notice a direct impact of room humidity (RH) on generation of NH3 In any conditions, ammonia levels are below the unacceptable 22-25 ppm

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Survey of NH 3 Production in OptiMICE (OM) and double-size M.I.C.E. cages

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  1. Survey of NH3 Production in OptiMICE (OM) and double-size M.I.C.E. cages • We notice a direct impact of room humidity (RH) on generation of NH3 • In any conditions, ammonia levels are below the unacceptable 22-25 ppm • We produce 200 BALB/c per rack per week. They have the reputation to cannibalize their first litter to delay their pups production accordingly. We fail to observe this counter-productive behavior. • We produce 250 C57BL/6 per rack per week. They are well known to develop barbering and ulcerative dermatitis that slow pups production. Here again, we do not have these problems. • We produce 45 Fisher rats per S4 rack per week. They are normally bred by pair and trio breeding has never been done. But using trio breeding scheme, we are able to almost double our expected pups production. On-going bedding change occurs at • every two weeks for breeders • every three weeks for weanies

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